Orange County – Electronics Recycling Center

TechWaste Recycling provides a complete range of e-waste recycling, data security, equipment and product destruction and Enterprise Asset Disposition solutions that are secure, sustainable, and responsible. TechWaste provides free electronics recycling pickups to businesses in Manhattan Beach, CA for IT assets that have reached end-of-life with 10 or more items from our qualified items list. With easy scheduling, secure handling and transporting, our responsible recycling and e-waste disposal business has helped numerous Manhattan Beach organizations meet their own electronics recycling needs and goals. As a local Southern California business itself, TechWaste Recycling pays particular attention to the needs of our own community to foster improved sustainability practices. TechWaste maintains strict standards and holds numerous certifications and licenses to ensure its practices meets the needs of our clients.

Companies, organizations and industry utilize TechWaste Recycling’s IT & Electronic Asset Liquidation services to maximize ROI when undergoing IT asset upgrades, decommissioning and or some other situation where capital is needed quickly. With large volume of computers, servers, monitors and other electronic assets businesses can recover valuable revenue in their electronic waste disposal efforts. TechWaste provides free equipment evaluation and quotes, equipment pickup at no charge, and quick payment dispersal for businesses with large volume disposition needs. If you are a business in Manhattan Beach, CA with a large amount of IT equipment that is reached its end-of-life, contact TechWaste Recycling to be your partner and ensure your IT Assets are handled, processed, and recycled properly while realizing an impactful return-on-investment for your business.

Secure Data Destruction is an important process when disposing of electronic devices that contain sensitive information. TechWaste Recycling provides secure data destruction services to companies and studios in Manhattan Beach, CA to erase and destroy data from devices containing sensitive information. TechWaste is compliant with NIST, DOD, HIPPA, FACTA and NSA in its data and document destruction methods. This allows companies to rest assured all media and devices containing all levels of sensitive information are properly and securely handled and destroyed. Contact TechWaste Recycling today to get a quote on your data destruction needs.

Manhattan Beach is a city in southwestern Los Angeles County, California, United States, on the Pacific coast south of El Segundo, and north of Hermosa Beach. Manhattan Beach is one of the three Beach Cities that make up the South Bay. Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach is ranked in the top 1% of high schools nationally. In 2016, Forbes ranked Manhattan Beach at #74 on it’s list of America’s most expensive zip codes.

In its earliest days, Manhattan Beach was part of the ten-mile ocean frontage of Rancho Sausal Redondo, which means “Round Clump of Willows.” At one time the area was called “Shore Acres” by George Peck, who owned a section of the north end of town. In 1901, John Merrill bought the south portion and called his section Manhattan after his old home, New York City. Peck and Merrill, unable to agree on a city name, flipped a coin and Manhattan won.

The land in Manhattan Beach was formerly sand dunes. During the 1920s and 1930s, builders leveled uneven sandy sites and some excess sand was sold and shipped to Waikiki, Hawaii, to convert their reef and rock beach into a sandy beach. The sand was also used to build the Los Angeles Coliseum and portions of the Pacific Coast Highway.

After World War II a large influx of people came as a result of the desirability of the area for year-round living. Servicemen visiting during the war returned to live here. The development of the defense industry brought many people to the South Bay to reside and work. Much of the land east of Sepulveda was developed to house the influx of people.

Today, Manhattan Beach is a classic southern California beach with volleyballs, surfers and sunbathers. The South Bay Bicycle Trail and a pedestrian only walkway run through the beach and is great place to jog and bike. Many dining and shopping options are available in nearby Downtown Manhattan Beach. Manhattan Beach boasts two miles of sparkly coastline, almost all of it stacked with dreamy hillside homes. It’s certainly the most upscale of the Beach Cities; Manhattan Beach’s pleasant and posh center separates it from Hermosa’s beach bum bar scene or the ever-changing Redondo.

Most of the activity is centered around the walkable waterfront slope of Manhattan Beach Boulevard, with additional shops and an increasingly essential dining scene trailing along Manhattan Avenue as well. Head down to the beach for countless volleyball nets, the Manhattan Beach Pier and the Strand, the bike and walking path that traces the shoreline.